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Atomic supports any generic openAI compatible LLM provider, including ollama, LM studio, etc.
by kenforthewin 5mo ago
Atomic supports any generic openAI compatible LLM provider, including ollama, LM studio, etc.
- embedding-shape 5mo agoBut local-first !== defaults to local inference, right?
- kenforthewin 5mo agoI'm not sure I understand the question. Regardless of what provider you choose - be it cloud based or local - you have to provide setup information such as host, authentication, etc. So it "defaults" to nothing; you have to select something.
- stonogo 5mo agoMaybe this will be a clearer question: What does "local-first" mean in the title that you typed in for this HN submission?
- kenforthewin 5mo agoLocal first means running Atomic with local models is not an afterthought. It’s a first class citizen that works just as seamlessly as running with a cloud provider - assuming you’ve done the work to provision the local models and their connections yourself.